European Road trip: First chapter – The road from Berlin to Nuremberg
hello my
friends good morning so the plan for the
next days it’s from to go from Berlin to
Venice and
pass uh through the Alps I always wanted
to to pass the Alps by car anal anal
Barka pass the alss with his elephants I
don’t have an elephant but I have a car
this is our elephant so we’re going to
pass the UPS by with this elephant uh
not exactly by the root of of anal anal
bar when he invaded Italy during the
Roman Republic
but let’s do
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G No Limits I love we are driving No
Limits what way amazing
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amazing the word that I must that I must
ate in German is
St man it’s complicated sometimes to
drive in Germany
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so the traffic is there downstairs we
were supposed to be there but it’s so
much traffic so much traffic that here
no traffic
let’s
it oh we are we are escaping the
the
traffic they arrive in small
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town
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so I don’t know where we are but we are
in a town this bridge say here that here
was Germany and
Europa uh until the 30 of December of
1989 at 8:00 they were separated get so
here was the separation so I think it’s
the separation between dut Democratic
Republic
uh Democratic Republic of Germany
and west west Europa West
Germany so we are in
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isburg
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so I found out my friends that here I
think TR there is the aoan K or means
the Church of the
motorway I don’t know if you’re going to
see
anything so here in Germany what I think
very interesting it is signs 130
uh in some countries most of the
countries one 12 is maximum speed here
you have one 1230 140 and no limits my
favorite is no limits of
course hey guys we’re going to the
motion we enjoy the views
around but first we’re going to stop in
lenberg and lots of traffic we are
already 1 hour 1 hour late yes because
we also made
stops so what do you think about this
landscape it’s beautiful very green and
I’m so excited we going to that place
what you think yeah too now we going
to now we going
to someone say we going fast yes uh we
had did already 450 km since we left
Berlin
450 and we still have 40 minutes 50 km
more and we are in
lenberg so
beautiful all this
three all three natur it reminds me it
reminds me
the caption ction we got something like
that is a girl with red red hat
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yes see you later
guys so we just
entered nurenberg
golden oh vegan
kitchen so when when I think about
nurenberg I always remind me the first
things that comes to my
to my end it’s the the trials of
nurenberg in 1945 after the in 1945
after the the end of the second world
war the elite of the Nazi regime
National Socialist regime of Germany
they were trialer and most of them
condemned to to death penalty and
executed by hanging a rope on the neck
and bye-bye
of s I always uh remind me uh nurenberg
but rudenberg is also famous because of
it’s a medieval town and we going to the
medieval part let’s go so what do you
think about the architectorum about the
buildings looks like in
B some of the buildings looks like the
same architector
of
Berlin
“more important than the destination is the journey” (Eduardo Lourenço)
In 2023 we traveled the paths of Europe, between Berlin and Venice, covering a total distance of 3175 km.
In this first video of this road adventure we leave Berlin and travel along German motorways, places where there is no speed limit, and where traffic consumes us.
By mere chance, we ended up visiting one of the places where the two Germanys were divided, on the banks of the Saale River.
After more than 400 km of road we entered Nuremberg, where this part of our story ends.
This is our testimony. I hope you like it and subscribe this channel.